NASCAR | In race for Chase Cup, the plot thickens
On his very first practice lap at Kentucky Speedway on Friday, Brad Keselowski wrecked his best car.
From Yahoo! Sports: Last season, Carl Edwards flirted – secretly but heavily – with the idea of leaving Roush Fenway Racing for Joe Gibbs Racing to drive the team's No. 20 car.
Kyle Busch led 116 laps in Saturday night's NASCAR Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway, but didn't compete for the win as a broken shock relegated him to a 10th-place finish. Busch appeared to have the strongest car
From Yahoo! Sports: Last season, Carl Edwards flirted – secretly but heavily – with the idea of leaving Roush Fenway Racing for Joe Gibbs Racing to drive the team's No. 20 car.
Sports: When Matt Kenseth announced his departure from Roush-Fenway Racing at the end of the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season last week, it signified the end of a relationship that began back in 2000, when Kenseth and his then-crew chief,
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